Arbuckle as Possible Judicial Candidate in Iowa District
John W. Arbuckle emerges as the likely bar choice for a Third district judge seat if Judge G W Wood vacates the bench for a Congress bid. Arbuckle states he would consider appointment only if bar members strongly endorse him. lawyers in Waterloo name him the logical candidate. He has 30 years of practice in Waterloo and 38 years in the bar, with a background in teaching, law school, and Methodist church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
John W. Arbuckin
Arbuckle
Waterloo
Bar
Parkersburg
O. B. Courtright
Delaware County
Manchester
Epworth Seminary
Cornell College
MD. Vernon
Boston University Law School
Allison
Ipswich
S. D
Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Springfield
Mass
Kansas City
NV A Driver Leads Vaudeville Artsts Fund Drive
Fred Stone president of the National Vaudeville Artists directs this year’s campaign for the Laramie sanitarium and NV A week across the United States and Canada on the twelfth anniversary. Gala programs by 16 000 performers showcase vaudeville theatres as proceeds go to the NV A benefit fund for the Adirondack Lodge at Saranac Lake New York to aid tubercular vaudeville members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
National Vaudeville Artsts
Laramie Sanitarium
United States
Canada
N.V. A
N. V. A. Adirondack Lodge
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Mrs George Hardie of Grundy Center Dies After Illness
Mrs George Hardie of Grundy Center dies after brief heart disease illness at home in Grundy Center on April 11. She was about 54, widow of George Hardie and former Madge Wemple of Parkersburg. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs Elmer Anderson Conrad Iowa, several sisters and four brothers.
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Uaurier
Grundy Center
George Hardie
Herp
Madge Wemple
Parkersburg
Elmer Anderson
Gonrad
Morey’s Sign Shines On Fourth Street East
A new neon electric sign for Morey’s Women’s Apparel at 227 Fourth Street East Waterloo lights up Fourth Street East. The script sign uses large bulbs per letter and runs on neon gas powered by 12 000 volts, joining another Fish Sign Service sign in the area.
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Waterloo
Fish Sign Service
Condition of old coins important as age for value
Waterloo Hobby and Pet show judges advise coin collectors that age and condition determine value. W. W. Wyant notes coins can lose value if worn or altered, and recommends starting with a series such as copper cents from 1793 to 1857. He cites 1793, 1799, and 1804 as valuable, with mint lustre preserved by coin paper. Prizes include 1000 English stamp hinges from James Cook.
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W. W. Wyant
Waterloo Hobby
Wyant
James Cook
Randolph Street
J. H. Godtfring
Cook
Godtfring
City Harmonica Contest Opens for Youth Winners
Jressy R. Whaylen of Hartmann & Whaylen Music Co will present a fine harmonica to the first place boy or girl. The Courter hall show features four classes collections art crafts and pets. All city youths up to 17 are eligible to compete in this jointly sponsored event by the Courier city recreation department YWCA and YMCA.
Tunney Extends Pact With Rickard For 1929
Gene Tunney the world heavyweight champion announced he signed a contract with Tex Rickard granting exclusive use of his services in 1929. The deal keeps Tunney under Rickard management until October 1 and restricts him from entering other championship fights except the Tom Heeney bout, contingent on his retaining the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Tom
Man's Temple Cut in Auto Collision
George Baker of 420 Chestnut street lies in St Francis hospital with severe injuries after a collision at Lafayette and Elm streets at 9 p m yesterday. Anthony A Betz of 2174 Lafayette street drove the other car. Betz was uninjured as both vehicles were wrecked. Baker, returning from work at Jesup, received a bad cut above the right temple and body bruises. He was taken to the hospital by Officers Lloyd Cox and Walter Sipe.
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George Baker
Chestnut Street
St. Francis Hospital
Anthony A. Betz
Lafayette Street
Lafayette
Elm Streets
Baker
Jesup
Betz
Lloyd Cox
Walter Sipe
Lindy Takes Air May Be Flying East
Santa Barbara April 11 reports Col Charles A Lindbergh may be flying east after a Carpinteria incident. The note hints Lindbergh’s flight path and possible movement from the California coast.
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Lindy
Santa Barbara
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Carpinteria
Here
Aviator's New Plane Makes Morning Flight
At 10 20 a m today the pilot flew the Ryan monoplane from an unspecified location. He did not reveal his destination butories that he planned to go to Los Angeles to refuel and then proceed east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Plane crash in southern France spares Portuguese aviator
Portuguese aviator Major Sarmiento Beires escaped death when his plane crashed in southern France. The craft was destroyed, but Beires survived with no injuries.
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London
CINS
Sarmiento Beires
France
Lisbon
INS
Stanley J. Weyman
350 Consecutive Broadway Appearances Show Why Nujol Works
A Broadway star with 350 consecutive appearances credits a simple hygiene habit for the run. She takes a spoonful of Nujol monthly before performances to regulate the body’s functions and cleanse the system. Nujol contains no drugs or medicine and is marketed as harmless.
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John W.arbuckle
Wood
Congress
Morey
Rickard
Weyman
Ruthin
Wales
Europe
America
Bogeds
Colembia
Caracas
Moscow
Feodor Chaliapin
Yaroslav
Volga River
Gee
Broadway
Frank Wartey
BrownBilt
Bilt
Buster Brown
West Fourth St
Acros
Bauermaan's
Najal Laboratories
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Wilson & Sweitzer Shoe
F. M. Wilson
Ison Shoes
Freeman
Carter
Oxfords
Kreider Shoes
Oxford
Enna Jettick Arch
Service Sales Co
Witson & Sweitzer
EH. M. Wilson
F. Ms. Wilson
Albert Sweitzer
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